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  • NOVEMBER FLU SHOTS CANCELLED

    FRAMINGHAM,MA – The Framingham Board of Health has announced that the flu shot clinics scheduled in November have been cancelled.

    Clinics will be scheduled once flu vaccines are available.

    News Staff

    November 6, 2009
    Health & Fitness
    board of health, flu, flue season, framingham
  • LAST FLU CLINIC OF SEASON TONIGHT

    FRAMINGHAM, MA – The Framingham Board of Health announces their last flu clinic of the season tonight, Monday, January 9th, from 5 – 8 p.m. at Nevins Hall, Memorial Building, Concord St.

    This flu clinic is open to all Massachusetts residents including children ages 9 years and up. There will be a $ 10 fee, (cash), for out of town residents. People 65 years of age and over should bring their Medicare B card.

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    News Staff

    January 17, 2006
    Health & Fitness
    2005, 2006, flu, flu shots, flue season, influenza

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